Sentence examples for collective effort in from inspiring English sources

The new house was a collective effort in many ways.

In Paris, he continually used the pronoun "we" to describe his success in 2011, and it will be a collective effort in London, too.

That would help guard us against wars that are unnecessary, and ensure a more collective effort in those that are inevitable.

It must be a policy-making body, dovetailing, say, the collective effort in atomic development, defence and economic policy; evolving common European policies towards the world outside the realm of Europe.

Steve Finn, who took three of those first four wickets to justify his retention in the team ahead of Tim Bresnan, tried to downplay the significance of Pietersen's absence, but stressed the importance of England's collective effort in the field.

Leadership is not about being Hercules and taking the limelight at the front – it is about knowing your value and applying it to the collective effort in the right way.

"We need to continue – and perhaps redouble – our current collective efforts in this sector.

Our sustainable development commitments set a clear, ambitious agenda that must focus our collective efforts in the coming years.

I think we have to say to ourselves that the chances of this stuff staying in the text are down to all of our collective efforts in demanding that this stays in the text.

Some people find it reassuring, not least as bar codes are the product of one of those heroic 20th-century collective efforts in which individual differences were set aside to pursue the common good.

Splott ward councillor Gavin Cox said: "This delay clearly shows our collective efforts in campaigning for clean air for our children has created much work for the Environment Agency as they come to a decision on whether to give permission for Viridor to operate a 350,000 tonne capacity waste burner.